Carlos Anthony Goulart
January 5, 1962 ~ December 11, 2020
Born in:
Fremont, California
Resided in:
Fremont, California
Carlos A. Goulart died unexpectedly at home. He was 58 years old. Carlos was born in Fremont, Ca on January 5th, 1962. He was raised in Fremont and attended Glenmoor Elementary School, Centerville Jr High School, and Washington High School Class of 1980. He played on the varsity baseball and soccer team. Upon graduating from High School with Honors, Carlos attended San Jose State University, graduating in 1984 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Graphic Arts Design. He was an extremely talented artist. He possessed keen attention to detail and had a strong passion for perfection for his work. Carlos began his career with pencil, pen, brush, and paper and would quickly adapt to an ever-changing technological world. Prior to opening up his own Graphic Arts business in CGA, He worked for several companies in graphic arts design, creating labels, websites, products, new ventures, entertainment, for several corporations as well as new startup companies. He personally created hundreds of websites. He was also a talented musician. He was euphoric with Clarinet. In addition to music, he enjoyed playing golf, bowling, traveling, cooking, and vintage cars.
Carlos was also very supportive and proud of his niece and nephews as well as his cousins. He was an integral part of their lives. He was a loving Son who always supported his family. Carlos is survived by his lifelong friend Emilia Martins, his Parents, Carlos and Maria Goulart, Brothers Tony and George, Sisters in law Teresa and Sudaba, Nephews Rian, Marc, Paimon, Giann, Tarek, and many Aunts, Uncles, and Cousins. He so loved his Niece, Nicole Marie Goulart who proceeded him in death. Even those who were not relatives felt as though he was part of their family.
In lieu of Flowers, The family would prefer a donation be made to the Luso American Education Fund for the Nicole Marie Goulart Scholarship Fund in Memory of Carlos A Goulart. 7080 Donlon Way, Dublin Ca 94568
A private family rosary will be held, Monday, December 21st at 11 AM. For anyone that would like to join the zoom stream, you can do so by using the below link.
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88413222807?pwd=SFA0YWlYY0xZTHRvZFJlUXRTcDVQQT09
A public mass of resurrection will be taking place the following day, Tuesday, December 22nd at Holy Spirit Church at 11 AM. The mass will be taking place outdoors and all guests will be asked to abide by all current covid restrictions. For anyone unable to attend, you are invited to join us by the stream at the below link. Please note that each day has its own individual link.
If there are any questions please reach out to Berge-Pappas-Smith Chapel of the Angels at 510-766-4333. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be made to the Luso American Education Society, Nicole Marie Goulart Scholarship fund, In memory of Carlos A. Goulart.
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Our deepest sympathy to the Goulart Family! Many prayers going your way during this difficult time! May Carlos Rest In Peace! 🙏
Our sincere condolences to the entire family. May he rest in Peace.
Please accept our warmest condolences, we are deeply sorry for your loss.
My most sincere condolences – may Carlos’s memory be a blessing.
Our thoughts and prayers are with the whole family. Rest in peace Carlos!
Rest in Peace Carlos!
We both met Carlos at Centerville Junior High. I remember playing soccer together and developing a friendship with him. Carlos was always a great guy to hang out with. It was so apparent that he had a special gift – his gift of drawing. I had never met anyone who could capture a moment with a pencil like Carlos. All through Washington High School, Carlos would doodle on my Pee Chee folders while we were in class together. I cherished his drawings and still retain those Pee Chees, and other drawings he created over those high school years. When I decided to start a company with several other of my technology peers back in 1999, I reached out to Carlos to craft our company logo and (of course) he nailed it! It rekindled our relationship which also led to several more creations. I hold them dear to my heart as they were created by this special guy that I was fortunate enough to call my friend.
Along with his amazing drawings and artwork, I will remember Carlos as an incredibly upbeat guy with tons of passion and phenomenal humor! High energy to be around, we could spend hours reminiscing about friends, events and, especially cars. Many great memories!
Thank you for being our friend, Carlos. You brought so much color into Pam and my life and truly appreciate it. You will be greatly missed…
We stayed in contact through Facebook and again he was always such a sweet guy even online.
Sending his family my deepest condolences. I am sure he is riding high in heaven.
RIP to one of the truly good people on the planet, not to mention the most talented artist I’ve ever known – by far. He was one of my first friends when I moved to Fremont in 1977, thanks to being in same home room and art classes, where everyone gravitated toward the obviously way above our level artist that was Carlos. So sorry he left us so early. Wish I would have touched base again during my occasional visits to Fremont in the 1990s and 2000s. Carlos will forever hold a place in my heart for being such a good person and a friend to the “new kid in town” at Washington High. My sincerest condolences to his family and many friends. Peace…
It was funny at first when I met Carlos through his brother Tony. I was a young restless stud back then. ( The time was around 1990.) He picked up on the fact that I was a GQ fly guy and who liked the night club scene. So he told me that he would mentor me as great graphic artist and that I would mentor him as a great GQ fly guy. (lol) My, how times have changed. I will miss Carlos for sure.